Dr. Wack "P21S" P21S "Metall-/ Alu-Polish" Metal Polish 100ml

Dr. Wack P21S Metal/Aluminum Polish – High Gloss & Protection for all Metal Surfaces

How does Dr. Wack P21S Metal/Aluminum Polish work? It cleans, polishes, and protects metal surfaces such as aluminum, chrome, or stainless steel in one step, removes oxidation, and provides lasting high gloss without scratches.

Dr. Wack P21S Metal/Aluminum Polish is the professional metal polish for all unpainted and painted, non-anodized metal parts on your vehicle – whether rims, exhaust tips, trim strips, or engine parts. The polish reliably removes dull spots, flash rust, and baked-on brake dust, restoring the material to a high-gloss finish. Perfect for anyone who wants real metal shine without the risk of re-scratching or dull areas.

• Maximum High Gloss: Removes oxidation haze and scratch residues, leaving mirrored, uniformly shiny metal surfaces – ideal for aluminum, chrome, or stainless steel.

• Cleaning & Protection in One: Special polishing additives dissolve corrosion marks, while protective components build a seal against weather and salt residues.

• Easy Application: Effortlessly applied with polishing cotton or a microfiber cloth – no polishing machine necessary, no risk of holograms.

Polishing Technology & Principle of Action of the Metal Polish

The formula of Dr. Wack P21S Metal/Aluminum Polish is based on finely tuned polishing minerals and high-quality protective additives. These remove microscopically fine oxide layers and deposits without attacking the metal. The decisive advantage lies in the intelligent abrasive structure: the particles break down during the polishing process and refine themselves – creating a smooth, scratch-free finish. At the same time, a protective component ensures a thin, weather-resistant film that prevents renewed oxidation and moisture exposure. This way, the shine lasts longer – even under daily stress from brake dust, salt, or UV radiation.

Correct Application for Perfect Results

For the best result, apply a small amount of P21S Metal/Aluminum Polish to polishing cotton or a soft microfiber cloth. It is important to shake the tube vigorously before use so that the polishing particles are evenly distributed. Then work the product into the metal surface with light pressure. For unpainted surfaces, you can apply a bit more force – for painted parts (e.g., painted aluminum rims), gentle pressure is sufficient. After a short drying time, wipe off any residues with a clean microfiber cloth. For an even shine, it is advisable to treat the entire surface rather than just individual spots. For heavily oxidized surfaces, a second pass may be beneficial.

Long-term Effect, Protective Layer and Care Combination

After application, the P21S Metal/Aluminum Polish leaves a wafer-thin protective layer that repels weathering, moisture, and salt deposits. This layer is based on polymeric protective agents that protect the bare metal from renewed corrosion. Especially for frequently cleaned or heavily used vehicle parts (e.g., rims or exhaust pipes), it is worthwhile to apply the polish regularly – about every two to three months. In combination with the P21S Rim Cleaner POWER GEL, you achieve an optimal overall result, as the cleaner dissolves coarse dirt and the polish then refines the surface. For removal, we recommend a high-quality microfiber cloth or polishing cotton to avoid micro-scratches.

Frequently Asked Questions about Dr. Wack P21S Metal/Aluminum Polish

On which metals can I use P21S Metal/Aluminum Polish? It is suitable for aluminum, chrome, stainless steel, copper, brass, silver, and other non-anodized metals – both unpainted and painted.

Can I also use the polish on chrome-plated plastic? No, the product must not be used on chrome-plated plastic as it can damage the surface.

How often should I apply the metal polish? Depending on use, an application every two to three months is sufficient to maintain shine and protection permanently.

Do I need to clean the surface before polishing? Yes, the surface should be free of dirt, grease, and brake dust. Ideally, clean it beforehand with a rim cleaner.

What happens if I polish too hard? On painted metal parts, too much pressure can leave fine marks – so always work carefully and use soft cloths.

Last updated: 27.10.2025 — Author: Daniel (Detailing1)